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VON HABSBURG - GUEST AT CROATIAN PARLIAMENT'S COMMITTEE

ZAGREB, Dec 2 (Hina) - Croatia should be united when it comes to issues concerning the European Union, it should find an ally country which will lobby for it, and strengthen relations with the media so that it could be invited to join the EU in 2007, Otto von Habsburg, a former European Parliament member, said in Zagreb on Monday.
ZAGREB, Dec 2 (Hina) - Croatia should be united when it comes to issues concerning the European Union, it should find an ally country which will lobby for it, and strengthen relations with the media so that it could be invited to join the EU in 2007, Otto von Habsburg, a former European Parliament member, said in Zagreb on Monday. #L# "A dynamic action is necessary and something has to be done soon because Croatia no longer has time. It has not entered the circle of countries which will join the EU in 2004, but it should actively work on being invited along with Rumania and Bulgaria in 2007," said Habsburg while he was a guest at today's session of the Croatian parliament's Committee for Foreign Affairs, at the invitation of the committee's chairman, Zdravko Tomac. "If Croatia does not manage to do this, it will be waiting for entry into the EU for at least ten years," he said. Croatia should find an influential country in the EU and which will have interest in Croatia, and as such, lobby for it, he said. "Croatia is in a very difficult situation and it is now necessary to intensify relations with the public to create a positive image of Croatia," von Habsburg said. He said that there were forces which had been working against Croatia, and by constantly placing it in the context of the western Balkans, they wanted to see Croatia joining some kind of former Yugoslavia. Speaking about a systematic war against Croatia, von Habsburg said "mistakes of some countries are constantly being pointed out, while mistakes of some others are never mentioned." A member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Ivo Sanader, said the Croatian public had a broad consensus on the fact that the path to the EU was the only path for Croatia. Other committee members agreed. Sanader suggested that the parliament adopt a resolution by which it would request of the government to submit an application to enter the EU in 2007 together with Rumania and Bulgaria. Other committee members supported this suggestion. (hina) lml sb

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